Train Your Puppy

Getting a fresh puppy is a great and interesting time. You probably decided to go to a breeder or pet store or maybe just saw an ad from the Internet or the newspaper, for puppies, and decided in order to check it out. Before you knew it those little eyes and fluffy puppy fur had your heart melting and you were headed house with him or her in your arms. If you're like the majority of new pet owners you had visions of playing fetch with your dog, of watching him frolic at the lake, and of cuddling up on cold nights.
However, you probably did not recognize that the behaviors you dream of in a dog try not to come naturally. In fact, the more natural behaviors for the majority of puppies include lovely small things like chewing up your preferred shoes, barking every second of this day, and peeing wherever they have been if the mood strikes them. These behaviors may appear cute at first, and even manageable but, if left unchecked they can result in an extremely bad adult dog.
The difficulty with puppies which are not trained is that they grow into untrained dogs. An untrained dog may be a nuisance. Every one of that cute little yipping can easily become loud barking that keeps you and your neighbors up for nights on end. The small teeth marks in your shoes are able to turn into destroyed furniture and a destroyed home before long. Likewise, those cute little puppy poops are not so cute when the dog is 75 pounds and has now the excrement to match.
Untrained dogs may also be very dangerous. All dogs can bite. It really is in their nature to protect with everything they will have, including their teeth. You have to teach your puppy never to use their teeth so that no one winds up hurt, at least not if they are having fun with them.
While we all expect our dog to protect us in a worst-case scenario  situation, you ought to train your pet to be non-confrontational.
Dogs that pose a danger to the community are in risk of being put down.
In addition dogs which can be burdensome for any of the reasons listed above often crank up homeless. People grow tired of dogs that never grow up, after which they take those dogs to the shelter. We all know how sad life may be for a shelter dog therefore the end that many of the dogs meet. If you really like your brand-new puppy and intent to have a long and happy life with it, train her. By training your dog you teach her simple tips to live in your world while increasing the chance that your life together is supposed to be long and happy for the two of you.